Rate my gen 6 competitive team

[Sacha]

First of all sorry if this is in the wrong place, this forum is like a maze

Trick room team:

Carbink @ light clay

252 DEF
252 SP DEF
6 HP

Reflect
Light screen
Stealth rock
Trick room


Goodra @ assault vest

252 HP
152 SP DEF
106 SP ATK

Dragon pulse
Flamethrower
Ice beam
Thunderbolt


Aegislash @ weakness policy

252 HP
252 ATK
6 DEF

King's shield
Swords dance
Sacred sword
Shadow claw


Malamar @ iron ball

252 HP
252 ATK
6 DEF

Trick room
Superpower
Fling
Psycho cut


Clawitzer @ life orb/ choice specs?

252 HP
252 SP ATK
6 DEF

Dark pulse
Water pulse
Dragon pulse
Aura sphere


Dusclops @ eviolite

252 DEF
252 SP DEF
6 HP

Mean look
Taunt
Curse/ confuse ray?
Toxic


None of this is completely set in stone, so any advice would be appreciated.

 

[Sacha]

Anybody?

 

[wundrwhat]

Overall, it seems like a good team. Carbink is very good at setting up, and with reflect and light screen with light clay, it would be difficult to too much damage. Along with trick room, that makes pokemon like Greninja and Lucario rely on weaker priority moves that are weakened by reflect. The only negative things I can think of is lack of a mega, and the oh so common Aegislash. Aegislash is good at countering itself, so I would replace your Dusclops' toxic with will o wisp.

 

[Sacha]

Thanks.

I'm not using Megas because it's unclear whether or not they're going to be allowed in "real" competitive play

 

[drmmerdyan00]

ya they are allowed for competitive play nintedo released the info a couple of days ago

 

[UB-01 Kenobi]

Thanks.

I'm not using Megas because it's unclear whether or not they're going to be allowed in "real" competitive play

They are allowed for competitive play, yes. However, Gengarite is likely going to be banned soon and Kangaskhanite may eventually follow in its footsteps.

ya they are allowed for competitive play nintedo released the info a couple of days ago

Typically "competitive play" refers to Smogon rules, with Nintendo's competitive format being called "VGC play". Either way, this looks like a 6v6 Singles team, not a Doubles team, so I'm pretty sure Smogon play is the format being referred to. You are absolutely correct, though, Megas are allowed in VGC play, including Blaziken, Gengar, and Kangaskhan. After all, it would be silly of Nintendo to introduce a mechanic and then ban it in their own tournament format.

 

[drmmerdyan00]

ah i see not used to smogon sry

 

[Peaceful Giraffe]

For Clawitzer, use Choice Specs.

 

[UB-01 Kenobi]

Replace Clawitzer with Mega Blastoise. The only advantage Clawitzer has over MBlastoise is that it doesn't take up your Mega slot, but you don't currently have a Mega.